I've been watching from the start of this project , and this is shaping up to be one of the best quality restorations i've seen on TH-cam !! Amazing attention to detail here ... can't wait for more . Thank you for taking the time to show us your build etc .
Hello. Love your work. Do you know part numbers for engine mount bolts?? The lower mount bolts are only showing K code which is an 89 I believe. I've got a 92. Thanks
you really need to get yourself some copperslip and those bottom front engine mounting bolts should be passed through from the outside with the nuts inboard, if it is to be correct.
Great job man! The 91 and 92 Suzuki Rm machines is the best looking motocross machines ever made! How many hours have you put in the restoration so far?
Ok. Keep up the good work. It´s realy nice to see all the job required restoring one of these. My guess this is not your first rodeo? When wíll the next video release?
Enjoying watching this bike come together, always loved the crazy early 90s graphics on these.
I've been watching from the start of this project , and this is shaping up to be one of the best quality restorations i've seen on TH-cam !! Amazing attention to detail here ... can't wait for more . Thank you for taking the time to show us your build etc .
Appreciate that! Thank you.
Absolutely brilliant thank you for sharing I loved the frame prep and spraying vid
More entertaining than any Hollywood movie I have seen in the last 10 years!
Awesome video can't wait to see this beast finished
Your vids have really came in handy with my 95 rm 250 in rebuilding
Looking so fresh!!
Amazing! Reminds me of when I rebuilt my 93 rm125!
Great attention to detail and a fantastic paint job👍
I just watched all thirteen episodes in a row. Great stuff. Can't wait for more. Subbed.
Really glad you enjoyed the series so far! More vids coming...
Your RM build is coming along bloody awesome mate , on par or better than new !!
Loving the videos man by far the best I've seen on TH-cam yet this is going to be some bike once done.
Hey thanks a lot for the comment - glad you enjoy them!
Great job! love the series !
Yea now where getting to the good stuff
Amazing work !
Thanks!
Wow! New vid again so fast! Love this series
Great stuff are you continuing with your TH-cam channel,, Where do you source all the new bolts and nuts?
PF guy here, good to see someone else who's as anal about small details as i am.
Hey David welcome! Glad someone from PF is watching!
Hello. Love your work. Do you know part numbers for engine mount bolts?? The lower mount bolts are only showing K code which is an 89 I believe. I've got a 92. Thanks
Hi. Good job. How many connection points on frame for engine? Thanks
Greetings from france man,i have an 94' to restore..
Keep up man !
I’ve worked on vintage Honda most my life and it’s so weird to see flange bolts
you really need to get yourself some copperslip and those bottom front engine mounting bolts should be passed through from the outside with the nuts inboard, if it is to be correct.
Awesome series! what zinc plating kit did you use?
Cheers! I used a Jane Kit - there's a link to the exact kit I use in the description.
Thanks!
Great job man! The 91 and 92 Suzuki Rm machines is the best looking motocross machines ever made! How many hours have you put in the restoration so far?
I agree with you! Great looking bikes.
Not sure how many hours are in it so far. Lots!
Ok. Keep up the good work. It´s realy nice to see all the job required restoring one of these. My guess this is not your first rodeo? When wíll the next video release?
Yeah I've done a few bike prior to this one. Next video shouldn't be too far away. Thanks for the comments!
ya either love em or hate em as they were voted into the top 3 for ugliest mx bikes of all time ....I own 6 myself so I obviously LOVE THEM !
I think that's why I like them - because so many people don't!
Are u planning to keep the bike or just sell it afterwards
I'll probably hang onto it. Too much time and money invested to sell it!
did you end up using grease on any of the bolts?
Wideopen Filmz none of the bolts need greasing. The swing arm bolt will once it’s installed for good, later in the project.
This is asmr. But good.
No grease on the pivot bolt ??
Im sure he will add some when swing arm is fiited, not needed yet
Correct! Only fitted the bolt temporarily in order to line the rest of the mounts up before tightening.
bet your not wearing or gogals or glove,s